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substances that can cause an allergic reaction
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an allergy that can develop following repeated exposure to an allergen
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eczema that can develop following repeated exposure to an allergen
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drugs that are used to treat bacterial infections
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a drug that is used to treat fungal infections
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drugs that reduce inflammation caused by histamine
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an inflammation of the lungs that may be related to allergy
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eczema that occurs in a person who is atopic and born with a tendency to develop allergies
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a pill in the form of a small, rounded container, usually made of gelatin, which contains a dose of medicine
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chronic hand eczema: persistent eczema or dermatitis affecting the hands
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persistent eczema or dermatitis affecting the hands
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aromatic fruits, such as oranges, that contain irritant juices and oils
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something that can be passed from one person to another (eczema is not contagious)
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another name for seborrhoeic eczema on the scalps of babies
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inflammation of the skin, which could include eczema
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a specialist skin doctor
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eczema that forms as round patches surrounded by normal skin
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inflammation of the skin causing redness, blistering and itchiness due to an allergic response or hypersensitivity to internal or external conditions
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a flare-up causing obvious symptoms of eczema
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soothing skin products that increase the water content of dried skin
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to remove dead skin by scrubbing
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eczema on the legs caused by poor circulation
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eczema of the hands - also known as chronic hand eczema (CHE) or hand eczema
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eczema of the hands - also known as chronic hand eczema, CHE, or hand dermatitis
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an allergy to inhaled pollen
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tiny animals that eat house dust and produce waste products that are a common cause of allergic reactions
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drugs that reduce immune system reactions
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skin inflammation caused by contact with an irritant substance
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a metal common in jewellery, belt buckles and buttons
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a test to identify allergens that cause contact dermatitis/eczema
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a common, chronic skin disease that is characterised by red, scaly patches of skin
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a chemical related to vitamin A
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eczema that is related to hair follicle infection
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drugs that control inflammation
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exposure to UV rays that reduces inflammatory activity in the skin
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also known as gravitational eczema, is a form of eczema that affects people who have poor blood circulation especially those who have leg ulcers
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dilated veins in the legs
